A CHOPPER KNIFE MADE OF A WOOD SAW [Trollsky Knifemaking]

[@SLAVIKTELY]

Three years ago, this is the video that got me into knife making. I still go back and watch it over again. Cheers Trollskyy.

[@sharpsteels4635]

Slavik tely, OMG a legend started knifemaking watching a legend, big fan of both of you, and both of you have played a vital role in getting me into knifemaking, soon i hope I'll reach some decent heights with your blessings 🤍🤗

[@adamosantonio1499]

💪💯

[@gethinrees1]

I've watched this video many times. A beautiful simple video, no fancy production, just a master at work.

[@kruchy8839]

Dobrze, że ludzie potrafią jeszcze tworzyć piękne rzeczy, z pasją. Będę się modlił za ciebie, na różańcu, po łacinie. Szacun dla ciebie.

[@Trollsky]

Today morning my recycling movie reached 1 milion views ! I am very motivated to work on new video :)

[@gorgocat7668]

Me gustan mucho tus cuchillos. Los haces,que parece facil,Y tienen su dificultadYo es el 5 que me hago a partir de un disco de sierra y me han quedado muy bien.un Saludo Desde España

[@RighteousFondue]

I know it's not your area of expertise exactly, but I'd love to see you make a sword!

[@stanislacermak5615]

Could you make for me the same knife?? And tell me pls price.

[@alexisantunez2455]

dude you sure know how to make a knife you should make a machete

[@Crowwtf]

Keep it up tollsky I love ur vids they are great. I like how you show how a knife can be a tool in the outdoors rather than a weapon.

[@4xdblack]

This video clearly gives an example to how I'd like to spend my free time. This is the dream.

[@BillBobJoy]

This video is my favorite by far! I have watched it about five times this weekend alone. I remember last year I was browsing KZbin when I found this video for the first time. I am elated to have found it again. Your blades are artfully crafted, your photos are stunning examples of the most picturesque still lifes I have ever seen, and your movies are amazingly soulful informational renditions of the glorious process that is your craft. You sir, I applaud.

[@Trollsky]

thanks mate. I am really happy reading comments like this :)

[@renatosirola5292]

This is one of the most beautiful video that I have seen for knife making !! GREAT !

[@Trollsky]

thanks ! :)

[@Michal12.04]

@@Trollsky bez wątpienia!

[@loosekarrott]

there was something profoundly lonely about this video. the "thanks for spending time with me" was the icing on the bukkake-cake.

[@MayerAudax]

Probably his face at 5:31 and the music. :/

[@phillipholmes1709]

I always wondered whether anyone else noticed and knew what that was!! ;-)

[@TheXChapter]

come on, leave him alone. lol. this guy seems cool.

[@afa_diesel9624]

+loosekarrott it was a little depressing

[@nyusufffff]

Yeah I felt a little sorrow in the video

[@Trollsky]

I love to recycle good old high carbon steel :)

[@Detreesful]

Lol I did this in my metals 1+2 class for highschool. Took a huge saw blade and make a sick knife. Of course I wasn't allowed to sharpen it and I couldn't bring it home until after school was over

[@NathanWantsFreedom]

The music you picked for this presentation really picks up on your passion for your craft work. may i ask how long have you been making blades for? do you also make other things?

[@Trollsky]

Jester411Gaming only knives Jester :) Thanks !

[@WeirdFuzzyThing]

Did you make any other projects with the leftover metal? are you saving it for another day? also, your cinematography and photography are fantastic, I always find your videos so relaxing to watch and it made me want to set up a shed and forge of my own ouo. pretty certain this is illegal in Australia though orz

[@Pschomech]

Trollskyy Ever tried to make a knife from Chrome Moly plate?

[@1789000]

i've been making knives for over 13 years now-- and i have to say - trollskyy is my favorite bladesmith. when people ask about knifemaking i always tell them to go watch some trollskyy youtube videos...

[@jackrelax3344]

This man is a dying breed. Craftsmen are fading away with fast pace, poor quality automation. Breaks my heart.

[@yliyahhawkins9928]

You should make music videos for healing as well as your knives....the peace you get watching this entire process is.....well healing !!!!! Great job!

[@krzysztofdembowski4557]

Po obejrzeniu takiego filmu I takiego noża, idę na punkt skupu złomu pytać o piłę tarczową... Wiadomo, że Trollskyy to ekstraklasa w nożoróbstwie, ale cieszę się, że dzieli się swoim doświadczeniem z innymi. Prosto, ze wskazaniem zasad bezpieczeństwa i higieny pracy, na tle pięknej muzyki. Dziękuję za ten film.

[@masonhater]

Your knives are very well crafted, as a knife maker, I can certainly tell the difference between truly skilled makers who love what they do, and people who make knives for money. Very well done. Your profiles are great and force a stare. .. Your bevels are perfect, and done by hand, overall, amazing job to say the least

[@Trollsky]

james benton jr thank you ! you get the point - I am not making knives for money

[@masonhater]

Is this just a hobby? Or do you make knives as a profession?

[@Trollsky]

james benton jr its a hobby- when I want to be alone , to get rest with myself. I am working as an IT specialist in big company and making knives only my kids go to bed and I have some free time. Of course I am selling them just because I need money for new steel, handle materials etc but definitely I am not making it for living

[@masonhater]

Oh wow, your style is similar to mine, I make my knives the same way, but I don't have a 2 X 72 belt grinder, can't afford one, my Arsenal will never be complete without one. But I make do. ... learning from people like you, people don't understand how much work goes into knife making

[@franknz1797]

Trollskyy Hi I love the knife how much would you charge for a knife like that thanks

[@BeefaloBart]

Thank you for all of your hard work and effort to make these pieces of art, and for the videos to share them with us.

[@zakyknives]

10 years ago I watched this video for the first time and I thought I could try making myself a knife. I quickly fell in love with my newfound hobby. At first all I had was one table, couple of simple tools and wonky handmade grinder. 10 years later and now I am full time knife maker. But to be honest I miss those begginers days when it was just a hobby in my old cold garage. Thank you Trollsky!

[@Trollsky]

well said man. I miss these first years too.

[@dnahoghunter]

That was an awesome video. I enjoyed the end just as much as the knife making if not more. Good job and great video building skills.

[@Trollsky]

thanks mate !

[@elferyk]

Pracując w Szpitalnym Oddziale Ratunkowym widziałem już wiele i co chwilę widzę, jak ludzie przez swój nie rozsądek tracą kończyny, Niby mamy dziesięć palców czyli wiele, ale jak to się mówi "od przybytku głowa nie boli" ;) A napisałem to przez to bo zobaczyłem jak przy maszynach pracujesz w tych cholernych rękawiczkach. Wiadomo, że dłonie się tak nie niszczą i nie kaleczą, ale wystarczy chwila nie uwagi i dzięki rękawiczce dłoń jest wciągana przez, rolki, pasy, wiertła. Wtedy nie ma szans na wyciągnięcie bo maszyna ciągnie Ci za materiał a palce i dłoń jest przerabiana na mielone. Gołą rękę zawsze zdążysz wyciągnąć. Oby nic takiego Ci się nie przytrafiło, ale wolę przestrzec zawczasu ;) Pozdrawiam.

[@bewilderbeest2]

some of the most beautiful craftsmanship using minimalist tools I've seen on the internet

[@johncasamassa2840]

This was a GREAT video! Not only was it very interesting that you made the knife out of an old saw blade, but the process was presented in a very simplistic way. The music was a very nice touch. I recognized most of the tools, but I do have one question about the oven. What exactly is it, and why were you heating the steel at that point? Once again, great job.

[@Trollsky]

John Casamassa thanks !

[@miniwargames2983]

John Casamassa he was heating the steel until it was glowing to harden it, at around 1500 to 1800 he then healed it in the over to about 450 to temper it (soften it up a bit so if has some movement an d doesn't break

[@TJvigilante]

John Casamassa the oven is a Cress (or equivalent) furnace, can go anywhere from 1500 to 10,000 USD depending on size and temperature requirements.

[@TJvigilante]

John Casamassa But looking at it again, it seems this one is homemade, or quite used and the sheetmetal removed.

[@scott98390]

"Bukkake" there on the belt sander? Not sure what that means in your part of the world, but for most of the internet it ... well... you can find out for yourself. Great looking knife, tho, and I love the style of your videos. Almost like meditation.

[@tomasmerino1039]

Saw it and came to the comment section to see if someone else did LOL

[@scott98390]

***** LOL! Brilliant!

[@Mexykanin90]

I know it's 3 years after but it means the same thing. On his clothes he have beginning of punchline of jokes "yo dad is so..."

[@DarkAvatar1313]

You know in Japanese "bukkake" just means "to pour on." Saying it is purely sexual is like saying Nike's slogan "Just do It." means have an orgy. There is even a dish called Bukkake Udon which is just cold noodles with sauce.

[@stevehammond9916]

@@DarkAvatar1313 . I watched the video due to my interest in crafting my own knives , of which I did enjoy , then I saw the number of dislikes drawing me to look at the comments . All I can say is , " sometimes ..children just don't grow up .

[@mattarnold7638]

Trollskyy I have to say that your videos are an art form in themselves. Not only are you creating knives as an art but the way you present them is amazing. I always come to your videos if I need to relax or I've had a bad day. So i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for the amazing content you produce :)

[@gklhjjklhjklhklhjklh]

Oglądam, oglądam. A tam na fartuchu "twój stary" ;)

[@konrad6692]

A na szlifierce bukkake

[@SnekamosProduction13]

1:22 Bukkake xD Nice work and video tho!

[@melzoa]

At first, I thought it was Fukkaxe.

[@SnekamosProduction13]

ahah :D

[@salestevanovic8887]

ahaha bukkake grinder :))

[@FlyboyMOJ]

Terrific vid Sir. People who know how to make things with their hands are a dying breed. Inspirational to see this. Thank you.

[@RuSeK195]

"twój stary" na fartuchu hahahah

[@Jager12345671]

tez to zaważyłem :D

[@lamborghinijasiek]

***** haha, znalazłem

[@Paulococoelho]

bukkkake na szlifierce

[@SzyMoc_]

@@Paulococoelho co to znaczy?

[@zawiasc]

@@SzyMoc_ koleżanki ci wytłumaczą

[@kynaston1474]

This is beautiful, the attachment to this knife was outstanding. I could see how much you cared about what you were doing. I love this video. So don't take this the wrong way, but don't dunk your knife in water after heating. It just crystallizes the entire structure of the knife causing it to become brittle. Leave it to, cool at air temperature or some of the best advice I've gotten myself... stick it in a potato. It turns out great. I'm subscribing I know you're going to do some beautiful work in the future, too. :)

[@draccus123]

It was not water, actually it was an oil...

[@kynaston1474]

Oil or whatever, it doesn't matter. Rapidly cooling the knife will cause the molecules to crystallize and that will make the knife brittle. You never want to thermal shock your blade metal with one rare exception. You have to shield the body of the knife from the bulk of the temperature change. This is usually accomplished by packing ceramic clay around the still hot knife and pouring water or what have you over the knife. This is known a differential tempering. Other than that, allowing the blade to slowly drop down to ambient temperature is the best option. This is not including incredibly exotic metals such as H1, which are work hardened, and differentially tempered by routine maintenance. I've been at knifesmithing, for a couple decades now. :)

[@SingleShot4570]

Adam Bodford It seems you are new to knifemaking as what he does here is correct. He first hardens the blade via an oil quench, then later he takes the brittleness out of the blade during the tempering cycle(s). ( as shown in the video with the blade in the oven).

[@deadbolt9019]

What he did was correct. Oil quench then tempering in an oven.

[@Jigaboo123456]

I've learned and done a fair bit on working with steel, and qunching in water is correct for tempering. The process is that one normalises steel by heating it to red hot (no hotter than bright cherry) then allow it to cool at ambient temp. Next it gets hardened by heating to a dull cherry colour and then and quenching in oil. Next is tempering. first clean the metal with a file or emery paper until it shines, then gently heat the part (or all of the item if all-over temper is required) and heat it .Surface oxidisation causes it to change colour, ranging from light straw to deep blue, hardness ( but also brittleness)increases teh darker the colour). I think the colour for knives is straw,I'm sure it'll be online somewhere though.

[@paweszczerba9648]

Brawo Michał super się ogląda twoją pracę

[@mickenoss]

Does that say Bukkake on your sander? ...duuude lol =D

[@ojsefg]

Man, I saw the same thing! Lol!

[@SweGunner71]

ojsefg LOL I did as well.

[@Gman6755]

mickenoss I think I would cover that over for my next video! LOL!

[@mickenoss]

Gman6755 I saw it in another video and I think he's actually made it even easier to read lolz

[@hoold01]

What does Bukkake mean?

[@ChaplainBobWalkerBTh]

People do not appreciate homemade craftsmanship - 71 idiots disliked this work - and the music is nice also. Scandi grind I like it. Good job

[@Pavol-Pivka]

71 people love Made in China.

[@ryanblystone5153]

This is the video that got me into making knives. I've probably seen it a thousand times, and I just can't get enough of it. Thank you

[@YamamotoKaruzo]

twoj stary :D :D :D Nice done :D

[@JasonAlexVoorhees]

Not to sound gay or offending but the clips meshed together with the music and the parts at the end were kinda of romantic, a romantic story about a Man and his Knife :D did you ever make a sheath for it? :-)

[@Trollsky]

I made a few but i am not good at it. :)

[@JasonAlexVoorhees]

I'd love to see them :-) even if they're not that great it's always nice to get in the practise, I'd LOVE to make a knife like the ones you have but I don't have the skills or the tools. The only bowie knife I own is something called the "Dundee Bowie Knife" it was a cheapish knife I found in a shop (I;m British) it was dull so I bought a cheap stone and sharpened it up. :-) You ever seen the "Dundee Bowie"? if so I'd like your opinion, I've heard a mix of things about it. But anyway getting back to the point :-) I really love you montage videos, and I really love the music to apply to them ^_^ makes every video very emotionally grabbing :D

[@DemonBossKenji]

It is the romance that only a manly man can understand :D

[@JasonAlexVoorhees]

Kenji heck yeah! :D

[@giupio88]

It is romantic: there's even the word "bukkake" written on the belt sander! :)

[@jackson4861]

All comments aside, you are the real deal. One word says it all..... Talent.

[@CameronHeard]

Why is there Bukakke written on the sander? I'm all wut.

[@charlesissleepy]

+Cameron Heard prolly cause while mr trollsky uses it he's constantly getting sprayed, by sparks

[@CameronHeard]

+charlesissleepy I give you ten points.

[@miniwaern]

+Cameron Heard I scrolled down just to find this comment +1

[@benwilliams3539]

lol why is bukkake written on that sander?

[@STIZEN9]

I was gonna ask this too. What is bukkake, a surfing maneuver or a surfing style?

[@user-yx7dp2pl8t]

You couldn't be more wrong

[@clantonaw]

I suppose "surfing maneuver" is a close enough guess. Not too far off I suppose. :)

[@TheEvilways101]

surfing the waves of seamen

[@TheGreatFishFillet]

Seriously... that's the nicest knife I've seen in years! It defiantly has soul.

[@hyperhumana]

Mój stary robi nóż z piły tarczowej? Nie wiedziałem, ze umie...

[@jakeblood4186]

I looked up Bukkake brand belt sanders and cannot find them anywhere...

[@Trollsky]

Jake Blood google these belts :)

[@Gabbzero]

It's good to see craftsmen still around

[@WayneEarls]

Bukkake!

[@gklhjjklhjklhklhjklh]

hahaha Twój stary :) Jesteś Polakiem czy mi się wydaje?

[@danielgorzel7222]

+Kazek99 tak,jest.

[@kawo666]

Nie, to Eskimos jest. Nie widzisz ile sniegu ;)

[@hotmojo1]

Tears to my eyes. This is surely all a man asks for in this life. Certainly, all he needs.

[@Th3Sabator45]

did that say bukkake?

[@davidvanderhoeven8647]

+Th3Sabator45 It sure did

[@misteragb7558]

+Th3Sabator45 Ahahaha ikr, on his grinder

[@Dziewana]

o hahahaha 1:38 koszulka "twój stary"

[@yliyahhawkins9928]

The BEST knife making video on KZbin....PERIOD! Gunny

[@L.Parisi]

...a belt sander named "Bukkake" :D

[@Johnyster]

BUKKAKE

[@thexfactor9999]

yeah, i was wondering about that also?

[@Arek_R.]

Will you finally tell us what this means? Google translate doesynt want to reveal the secret...

[@iyimontageziyi9079]

Arek R. It means to pour on in Japanese

[@BrokenLifeCycle]

Something about a shower of sparks flying off of metal seems rather soothing to watch.

[@PainApopphis]

1:40 :D POLSKA ! :D ( Twoj stary mean is -> Your Father )

[@hasitan1]

But it's rather insulting (just for information for our beloved foreigners)

[@76CzarekP]

it means your old man as in your mama

[@bbriani]

Do you really have "Bukkake" on the side of your belt grinder?!? Ha!

[@MrZimmaframe]

u must feel proud that nearly 2 million people have come here to watch you make this wonderful knife

[@damiresq]

Bukkake machine lmao :))

[@MirceaR]

:)) saw that also !

[@DJmurderbazz]

1:19 Bukkake :D:D?!

[@MatteV2]

That is an absolutely BEAUTIFUL knife.

[@Arek_R.]

*"Twój stary"* wtf? xD

[@Humance]

Bukkake? lol

[@georgegordonbrown9522]

Bukake to taki japonski rosol. Nie wiedziales?

[@1959Berre]

Thank you for sharing this. Keep on making knives and video. No words, only action and the music. I could watch this all day. I wish I could buy one of your knives.

[@jamesc8709]

this video is pure and unedited it makes me sleepy at how peacefull you looked making this... enjoyed all 6 mintues! Great work!

[@Trollsky]

thanks ! :)

[@brandonbaker9106]

james cisilino if it was u edited it would have been a few hours long not even possible to make a blade like that in 6 mins

[@wlehtola]

while not a fan of stock removal builds, this was very enjoyable to watch.

[@ClayTallStories]

Top video. Your friends music went really well with this clip. I love making stuff out of old junk. This is a really good feeling up cycling stuff.

[@annazagorska3393]

Świetny wywiad na browar namysłów TV ! Gratulacje trollskyy!

[@lampismichos7409]

So far this is the best looking knife in my opinion !

[@johnfuller6338]

beautiful knife, match that with a 41/2" bushcraft blade, you would never be wanting for any other edge, bottle opener for the beer, a warm fire and good friend to sit an share good times an talk with, great videos, appreciate all of them, keep up the good work.

[@CyberChrist]

Love the self-explanatory and silent sides.

[@atp_3249]

This is one of the coolest videos I have ever seen on youtube. An awesomely original blade, awesome craftsmanship, and of course some awesome music to go along. So cool, and he recycled!

[@Trollsky]

thanks ! :)

[@cavediverjc]

Great video. Very nice craftsmanship. You have a good eye for detail. That is a beautiful knife that didn't exist anywhere on the planet until you gave it life. It is truly the only one in existence.

[@osobliwynick]

Pięknie zawarta metafora - mam nóż - przetrwam i nawet w lesie zbuduję swój dom.

[@TheProXeo]

Ale na początku "umiem zrobić sobie nóż".

[@CristianFalcao]

watch your videos bring me peace , I have seen countless times and each time like most of his work , keep it up man, you're the best. Big hug

[@Fishy1764]

This the very first video I watched that got me back into knife making.😊👍

[@karlhermankunz99]

i have seen a lot of knife makers videos. you my friend are the best . greetings from argentina.

[@portfeed]

This is my favorite knife by Trollskyy.Great Knife.

[@Martin-pb7ts]

8 years old and still great. Thanks.

[@Derek1975able]

Very well done! The 6 minute video doesn't begin to show the time and energy that you put into designing your knife. I wish I had the tools. That's a nice looking blade.

[@Trollsky]

thanks ! Well, I was collecting tools for about 6 years . Find my movie how to make a knife using very basic tools - really not so many are required

[@triqpham]

You are an inspiration! I am having a tough time learning how to make knives but watching this video inspires me to keep at it! All the best to you.

[@leviticus2266]

Good sir, you are the Mozart of knife making.

[@tiinternalfilemanagement5360]

A totally relaxing knife making video.

[@LFPS0311]

'tis a big, beautiful seemingly powerful knife. Well done, son.

[@thedudeandstuff169]

really great video. the snow fire was the icing on the cake

[@przemek3180]

Polak potrafi. zdolny gość z Ciebie.oby tak dalej :)

[@Trollsky]

dzieki :)

[@jameshillis2586]

Now that is a knife I like, great work, great ideas, and outstanding passion for your work

[@ZakozZako]

Najlepszy napis na fartuchu "Twój Stary"

[@matthewray870]

That is the prettiest knife I have ever seen. Nice vid; keep up the great work!

[@JuanRamirez-pm4cw]

Excellent work. That's a BEAUTIFUL KNIFE.

[@jn8601]

This guy is a beast! And one of the first KZbin videos I watched when doing research before making my first knife. Love the style . Simple but amazing !

[@adamcarlambo]

Twoja kątówka mnie uspokaja :P Przyjemnie się ogląda.

[@jasonstojanovski]

Wow... you my friend, are an artist! what a beautiful knife

[@Gman6755]

That was a beautiful knife. Very well done there!

[@MichelLinschoten]

With the right tools you can make a amazing piece of work, this proves it

[@MrThompiTheCat]

You are probably one of the coolest guys on the planet! I'd love to own one of your creations! Oh, and your friend mr. Mistarz's music is beautiful.

[@maskaleynne]

Great work sir. Truly a genuine craftsman.

[@dariuszwodarczyk6828]

przepiękny , na początku myślałem że będziesz przekuwał ale jestem laikiem widać że wiesz co robisz..........zacny!

[@christophertacitus9011]

Nice job, you're a true craftsman/artist!

[@jimmyhudzgarage]

Love the knife and enjoyed the beautiful snow and the fire. Nice work.

[@smike230966]

Beautiful video, the music gives harmony

[@anthonyharris2785]

love the idea of giving new life as well as useful and functional to old stuff keep up the good work.

[@ajeje1996]

Your videos are always so calm and beautiful...

[@nelsonsilva6513]

you are the best knife maker. its a pleasure spend time watchinh your professional work

[@grabol1982]

Super hobby , super pomysł , super , wykonanie.

[@DaveCraineAccidentalAquarist]

Rewatched this one several times... that’s a GREAT knife. Awesome bevel and grip. Perfect size. 3 thumbs up!

[@dom_raphaelo]

I´m from Brazil and I´m starting to making knives and your videos are great, thank´s for sharing your experience!!!